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    My FreeDOS Floppy Disk Distribution

    This is my little "FreeDOS Floppy Disk Distribution". It is intended for computers without a CD drive or not able to boot from CD. It will work down to 8086. See xxxxxxxxx for details. Right now only the LIVE image is available. Installable coming soon.
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    A GWbasic-coded casino poker game. Very raw graphical interface, just meant to be fast on the 10Mhz 8086 gear it was written on. And it was. The code is optimized for lightning-fast score recognition, and uses direct raster access to the EGA interface. M
    Downloads: 1 This Week
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    ...The initial Development is being done on the Apple IIgs, with plans to port to the Commodore 64 with a SuperCPU. Eventually there will be ports to other 8 and 16-bit CPUs beginning with the 6502, followed by the z80, 6800, 6809, 8086, PDP-11, and then the TMS9900. Once these are complete there will be 32-bit ports to the 680x0, ARM, MIPS, etc.
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